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== Synopsis == | |||
'''plot caro ''x'' ''y''''' (normal mode) | |||
'''plot caro [''x'' ''y<sub>1</sub>''...]''' (list mode) | |||
== Description == | |||
Normal mode: | Normal mode: | ||
These commands mark the position (x,y) with the corresponding symbol. | These commands mark the position (''x'',''y'') with the corresponding symbol.The size of the symbol is determined by the current value of the plot | ||
The size of the symbol is determined by the current value of the plot | parameter '''marksize'''. | ||
parameter marksize. | |||
List mode: | List mode: | ||
These commands mark the positions given by the vector expressions x, | These commands mark the positions given by the vector expressions ''x'', ''y''<sub>1</sub>,... with the corresponding symbol. If no vector expressions are specified, all points of the list columns are marked. If the ''x''-expression is omitted (i.e. if only a single expression, ''y''<sub>1</sub>, is given), the ''x''-coordinates are taken from the ''x''-column of the list. | ||
specified, all points of the list columns are marked. If the | |||
x-expression is omitted (i.e. if only a single expression, | |||
given), the x-coordinates are taken from the x-column of the list. | |||
Revision as of 10:47, 13 August 2009
Synopsis
plot caro x y (normal mode) plot caro [x y1...] (list mode)
Description
Normal mode: These commands mark the position (x,y) with the corresponding symbol.The size of the symbol is determined by the current value of the plot parameter marksize.
List mode: These commands mark the positions given by the vector expressions x, y1,... with the corresponding symbol. If no vector expressions are specified, all points of the list columns are marked. If the x-expression is omitted (i.e. if only a single expression, y1, is given), the x-coordinates are taken from the x-column of the list.